When making mulled wine for a Christmas party, why not pair it with cheese board, bacon wrapped potatoes or other savory appetizers of your choice? Bear in mind that mugs are usually larger so you might get fewer servings (but larger portions). Heat-proof glasses or mugs will work great so use what you have on hand. Cinnamon sticks, whole spices or orange peel are also often used as a garnish. Plus, when you know you expect a large crowd, using a cheaper wine to make mulled wine is a better option.ĭrop some raisins and chopped almonds in a glass before pouring homemade mulled wine in and throw in a slice of orange or lemon. Now that being said, any cheap red wine will work (preferably dry) as the wine itself is mixed with other ingredients so its original flavor profile changes during simmering. Merlot, cabernet sauvignon, or shiraz are great choices. Spices: cinnamon sticks, cloves, cardamom powder, ginger (fresh) Pantry: red wine, brown sugar, rum (optional), raisins and almonds (optional) Making mulled wine from scratch requires only a few ingredients and about 20 minutes of your time, so why not put it on your Christmas party menu for this year? It’s the perfect beverage that heats your body during cold winter nights while browsing the hundreds of stalls, searching for Holiday gifts for your loved ones.īut you don’t have to travel to enjoy this hot beverage! Mulled wine (or glögg, glögi, glühwein, vin chaud, vin fiert) is part of most Christmas markets in Europe. This recipe can be easily doubled or tripled if needed (or to suit your needs).
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Put this easy-to-make mulled wine recipe on your Holiday menu for this year! Infused with Christmas spices and citrus fruits, spiced wine is the perfect winter drink.
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